Sovereign Gold Bonds: The issue price is set at 4,765 per unit in the seventh trancheSovereign Gold Bond 2021-22 Scheme:The seventh tranche of the government-run sovereign gold bond scheme 2021-22 opens for subscription on Monday, October 25, 2021.
The seventh series will be open for investors between October 25 - October 29 - for a period of five days, according to the schedule set for the gold bond scheme 2021-22 by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).(Also Read:Gold Bond Series VII-X Opens Soon: Key Things To Know)The interest-paying gold bonds are a popular means to purchase the yellow metal in a non-physical form, according to wealth planners.
An issue price of Rs 4,765 per unit, equivalent to the value of one gram of gold, is applicable for the seventh installment of the gold bond scheme 2021-22.
The date of issuance for the tranche is set as November 2, 2021.
After the current series, the gold bond scheme will be available for subscription in three more tranches in the current fiscal.Issue PriceFor the gold bond scheme 2021-22 series VII, the central bank has fixed an issue price of Rs 4,765 per unit - equivalent to the value of one gram of gold.The issue price of each tranchewill be fixed in rupees- calculated on the basis of a simple average of the closing price of gold of 999 purity,by the Mumbai-based India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA)for the last threeworking days of the week preceding the subscription period.Discount For Online SubscribersFor thosesubscribers who are investing in the gold bonds scheme online - in which the payment is done through any of the digital methods, adiscount of Rs 50 per unit is applicable, according to the Reserve Bank of India.For the online subscribers,the issue price is set at Rs 4,715per gram of gold in the upcoming seventhtranche of sovereign gold bonds2021-22 scheme.Here's what experts say-''Gold prices have risen for two consecutive weeks.
The rise in the yellow metal price is on account of tapering talks by the Fed.
The concerns on how soon will global central banks unwind their liquidity measures.
Any step towards liquidity will lead to a rise in interest rates,'' saidMr.
Nish Bhatt, Founder - CEO, Millwood Kane International.